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Year: 2024

Vietnam nombra a su cuarto presidente en casi dos años tras meses de agitación política

Sofía Barruti (CNN) — Vietnam eligió este lunes a Luong Cuong, un general militar, como su nuevo presidente, el cuarto funcionario en desempeñar el papel principalmente ceremonial en 18 meses. Cuong, de 67 años, fue elegido por la Asamblea Nacional para reemplazar a To Lam, quien siguió siendo presidente incluso después de ser designado formalmente

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ANÁLISIS | Occidente quiere que Putin esté aislado. La importante cumbre que está organizando muestra que está lejos de estar solo

Julia Hernández (CNN) — Casi tres años después de que la invasión rusa de Ucrania generara la condena de Moscú por parte de países de todo el mundo, el líder Vladimir Putin organiza una cumbre con más de una decena de líderes mundiales, en una clara señal del autócrata de que, lejos de estar solo,

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OSU researcher’s study of Greenland ice core data offers insight into climate ‘tipping points’ during the last Ice Age

CORVALLIS, Ore. (KTVZ) – A changing climate triggers a sudden shift in ocean circulation, creating weather havoc and plunging Earth into an abrupt new Ice Age. It sounds like the basis for a Hollywood blockbuster – the 2004 science fiction disaster film “The Day After Tomorrow,” has similar plot lines – but it’s actually a

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Bingham Fire closure order ends, reopening access to popular recreation areas

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. (KTVZ) — Due to successful firefighting efforts and full containment, the Willamette National Forest has terminated an emergency closure order for the Bingham Fire, which was reported Sept. 30 on the Detroit Ranger District. The Bingham Fire, located in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness east of Marion Forks, is approximately 199 acres and 100%

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In hard-fought Pennsylvania, fast-growing Hispanic communities present a test for Harris and Trump

Associated Press ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — The sun was creeping over the horizon on a recent morning in Pennsylvania’s erstwhile steel country, but inside a house next to two radio towers, Victor Martinez stood with a microphone, ready to broadcast his views to thousands of Spanish-speaking listeners. “Señores, abran los ojos,” Spanish for “Gentlemen, open

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